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Subject: Re: Spacers in! Question... Author: carol-ia [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 06:17:24 07/08/04 Thu In reply to: Garizona 's message, "Spacers in! Question..." on 18:15:11 07/07/04 Wed Congrats Gary!! My spacers were quite bothersome to me. I was paranoid for the 2 weeks I had them in that I would lose one and with no reason. My ortho assistant told me not to eat anything sticky. After the 1st week I basically ate whatever I wanted. Good Luck trying not to think about them. Try not to worry to much about losing a spacer you can always go back in to the ortho and have them pop another one in. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Spacers in! Thanks! Garizona 13:51:41 07/08/04 Thu Re: Spacers in! Thanks! -- HeatherS, 14:02:48 07/08/04 Thu